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I beleive that medicine should be complementary and the ability for NDs to also prescribe will help as long all in the medical profession work together.  

I work in the natural health care field for animals an hope that the practice of more integrative health care.   I have found in my business that I must know pharmaceuticals, homeopathics, herbals, ect to be sure that there will not be any interaction with products.   I had considered pursuing an ND degree but preferred to work with animals. 

Again better sharing of knowledge and working together is the key for allopathic, osteopathic and naturapathic physicians, ect.  But the bottom line is that you must look at healthcare on a very personal and individual basis.

Love your show. 

Cindy Ross/MinglewoodSolutions.com

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